Prince Albert and Princess Charlène Open RAMOGE Exhibition
Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène opened an exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of the RAMOGE Agreement, a collaboration between Monaco, France and Italy to protect the Mediterranean.
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène opened an exhibition at Monaco's State Ministry to mark the 50th anniversary of the RAMOGE Agreement. The agreement is a collaboration between Monaco, France and Italy to protect the Mediterranean, and its name is made up of the places Saint-Raphaël, Monaco and Genoa.
Prince Albert and Princess Charlène with several of the representatives at the exhibition. Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
The exhibition is titled "Preserving the Mediterranean. RAMOGE: A Pioneering Agreement for 50 Years" and was created by the RAMOGE Agreement's secretariat and the National Archives of Monaco, with support from the Prince's Palace Archives and Audiovisual Institute. It tells the story of half a century of cooperation between the three countries to reduce pollution, protect marine life and raise environmental awareness.
The opening of the exhibition for the RAMOGE Agreement's 50th anniversary. Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
The princely couple among the guests during the event. Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
Prince Albert and Princess Charlène were given a tour of the exhibition.
The princely couple were given a tour of the exhibition. Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
Princess Charlène and Prince Albert look at the exhibition. Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
Princess Charlène studies images from the history of the agreement. Photo: Palais Princier de Monaco
The exhibition runs through 30 October.